Sentence examples for said brunt from inspiring English sources

In the women's game that's quite rare," said Brunt.

"I'm raring to go," said Brunt ahead of the three-match series.

"It's really positive for women as a whole," says Brunt, "for women's sport and women's cricket.

"She's shaking her head," says Brunt, pointing at the ECB's press officer who has adopted a stern expression.

I leave the beauty and prestige of a product up to my marketing and product development colleagues," says Brunt.

Instead, a company insider said, the brunt of the cuts will be born by catering, maintenance and cleaning staff.

Nowadays, Above the Arctic mostly resells cabins for British owners who aren't enjoying the poor exchange rate between the pound and the euro .Although they wanted to enjoy their properties, I think almost all of them felt they needed to make a return on their investment," said Mr. Brunt, who returned to England with his family in 2010.

Officials say the brunt of the remaining cuts will fall on what George Osborne called the "back-office functions" – the accountants and computers experts – whose jobs will either be consolidated or outsourced.

The Gap, for whom Mr. Brunt previously worked in the real estate department, was instantly interested, Mr. Brunt said.

Otherwise patients will bear the brunt, said Stevens.

Their brother Alexander, they said, bore the brunt of the worst abuse.